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I»7X Warriors Win Opener, Then Lose Two Games In Sycamore Cage Tourney t By Dick Rabbitt i The McHenry High Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig.won their opening game in Sycamore last Friday night defeating Belvidere 67-59 However, they were not so fortunate in the following two games as they were defeated in both games, In the opener against Belvidere the young and inexperienced crew of Ken Ludwig jumped off to a quick lead on Krett Thomas basket at 7:30 of the opening period and increased their lead to 19 to 15 at the end of the period With Len Jensen and sophomore Bobby Zeller leading the way in the early going of the second quarter the Warriors built a 28 to 15 lead At this time the veteran coach decided to see what other team members had to offer and be began to clear the bench It at times resem bled a tennis match with players coming in and going out Belvidere took advantage of the affiar and began a rally that" saw them in front at the intermission 32 to 31 In the third period after the Bucs had increased their lead to 42 to 39 over the Warriors. Lennv Lensen two auick baskets followed by Bobby Zeller s two pointer, gave the Warriors a 45 to 44 lead and they were never headed the rest of the game Tim Zeller s basket at the buzzer gave the Warriors a 47 to 44 lead at the end of the third period The final period saw the Warriors maintain their lead and in crease it to 10 pts with Thomas basket at" 0:30 to a comfortable 65 yo 55 margin They went on to win 67 to 59 Lost to Rochelle in Semi-Finals In the Saturday afternoon game playing Rochelle in the semi-finals, the Warriors took a turnabout as they lost to the Hubs 57 to 43 Rochelle had earlier defeated Sycamore on Friday night 54 to 49$ with Sycamore playing without the services oT several players, who had just ended their football season The Warriors trailed 13 to 12 at the end of the first period, and there was still hope for the Warriors In the second period the Warriors began to play throw away basketball, and the Hubs in­ creased their lead to 32 to 25 at the intermission In the final two periods the Warriors tried but could not come close and went down to their first defeat of the season 57 to 43 Trounced b\ DeKalb In the third place game Saturday evening the Warriors were soundly trounced by a well balanced DeKalb five. The Warriors jumped out to a quick 12 to 4 lead, but the Barbs rallied to tie it at 14 all at the end of the period. From then on it was just a matter of how high the score would be, as the outmanned Warriors tried time and time again to stay in the ball game The Warriors tried and tried, but to no avail as the Barbs made the key plays when it was necessary Probably a big factor in this game was the Warriors made only 3 free throws while committing 26 fouls, while the Barbs made 14 free throws and only 9 fouls In talking with Coach Lud wig. the popular McHenry coach commented. "On Friday night we played real well for a young and inexperienced team Saturday the coach went on to say "After watching Rochelle play. I thought we would win. but we played poorly, and the kids know they did not do the job". "Against DeKalb the team played a good first half, then the experience of the Barbs began to tell, and they just out manned us all the way The coach went on to explain that the "young and inex perienced team will have its ups and downs this season" "We must have patience, and No. 1 in the Fox Valley Area SOFT WATER A RENTAL 50 $175 $0 mo. and mo. No installation charge NEW, FULLY AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENERS 2 year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted. ONE phone call can answer any questions Phone 259-3393 SERVING THE McHENRY AREA Copyright 1971 she can stf* CHRISTMAS SHOPPING DOLLARS! Gladstones 1219N.GREEN ST. McHENRY PHONE 815 385 0182 M loer MEM'S WOMEN'S CHILDRE 20*0FF. EliTlRE SELECTION SF5FJSWEAD MISSY &• CHILDREN' SIZ&S 2-I4 METIS SHOES #12 •o- -OO -- o- LARtrE SELECT C5ROOP VALUES TO #4-2. SIZES 2-18 ske can livelierMa^rdiarge, vi$9 or (fl&tetorje's Charge Card tbof ̂ Wedjie&taylJosr 29 -o THROUGH Sunday Dec. 3 V, * - * • « ^ that will take time to acquire". Len Jensen- and Jimmy Johnson both had good games throughout the tourney The coach remarked that "Dan Conway coming off the bench proved a good help to the club, and he also singled out Tim Zeller on his overall hustle. The Warriors open Fox Valley play Friday against Jacobs at Jacobs, one of the ltel\ idvrr Carpenter Wallace Towns Hyser Fidder Clair fg ft tp 2 3 7 0 9 l 0 2 3 10 3 4 0 Mclienry IS 12 16 20 6? Belvidere 15 I? 12 15 59 McHenry vs. Rochelle sleepers of the conference fg ft pf »P T Zeller 2 0 4 4 McHenry vs. Belvidere Thomas 3 2 2 8 McHenry ft Johnson 3 4 3 10 fg ft tP Jensen 1 0 5 2 T Zeller 5 1 11 Prust 2 0 2 4 Thomas 3 0 6 B Zeller 1 1 3 3 Johnson 4 2 10 Bitterman 1 2 1 4 Jensen 7 5 19 Sroka 2 0 0 4 Prust 2 3 7 Glossen 1 0 2 2 B Zeller 4 1 9 Totals! 16 9 22 43 Sroka 0 1 1 Rochelle Cook 0 2 2 fg » Pf tP Conway 1 0 2 Jenkins 0 5 2 5 Kyster * 4 3 2 11 Kissack 0 I 0 1 Macklin 6 0 1 12 McCulloch 1 0 3 2 Erickson <5 2 1 3 5 King 6 2 1 14 Sudbury 2 3 2 7 Totals: 21 IS 14 57 McHenry 12 13 10 H 4:t Rochelle t:s 19 14 It 57 McHenrv vs. DeKalb fg ft pf *P T. Zeller 5 0 5 10 Thomas 5 0 2 10 Johnson 5 1 0 11 Jensen 4 0 3 8 Prust 3 0 4 6 B Zeller 0 0 4 0 Conway 0 2 1 2 Bitterman 0 0 4 0 Sroka 1 0 3 2 Glossen 1 0 0 2 Totals 24 3 26 51 DeKalb fg ft pf tp Angotti 5 2 2 12 Ownes 10 2 0 22 Pecilumas 1 0 4 2 Peterson 4 0 1 8 Randolph 5 0 1 10 Roberts 0 2 0 2 Hannan 1 2 0 4 Rourke 2 0 2 Waite 0 0 1 0 Totals: 29 14 9 70 McHenrv 14 10 10 17 51 DeKalb 14 17 21 IS 70 The McHenry Plaindealer Ei«oblith*d 1175 3t 12 W*»t Elm Str*«t Phon. 3*5-0170 McHvnry, Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday ft Friday o» McHenry. Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Subtcrifcsn or* i^univl »O provirf* immediate notk* ol chanf* o* odd-... to Th« M<M«nrr Plo,nd*ol., M12VV llm St. McHanry III *0050 A deduction o* on* month from oipi'etion o4 o tubtcnption will be mode where • change ol oddrett it provided throvfh *he Poit OMko Deportment Larry E. Lund-Publisher Adele Froehlich-Editor MEMBER 1978 REWSPAPED NATIONAL NEWSPAPER mocitTioii fw»<n mi NNA SUSTAINING MEMBER --1978 hit Press * *»r m SUBSCRIPTION RATES »r HI 2.00 In McHenry and Lake County I >«-«r 7.«M» Outside McHenry and Lake County spurgeons Hanes Undercolors Sale 20% Off Save 20% on the purchase of Hanes Fashion Underwear -- 100% cotton or blended T-shirts a n d B r i e f s I n a v a r i e t y o f s o l i d colors and Heather t o n e s w i t h c o n ­ trasting trim. A great gift ideal T-Shirts.... 2 REG. 2.95 EA. Briefs 225 REG. 2.75 EA. Offer expires December 23, 1978. ATHLETES AWAY 1 " • • • Democracy A democracy is a coun­ try in which everyone has an equal right to feel su­ perior to the other fellow. -Telegram, Worcester. History Fellowship Ph I) history candidates may apply for a $2,000 graduate fellowship from the Illinois State Historical society Ap plicants must be enrolled in an accredited institution, the subject of dissertation must be directly related to Illinois history and be approved by the graduate committee of the institution, and the winner must agree to deposit one copy of the completed dissertation in the collections of the Historical Library Further information and applications are available from the Illinois State Historical Society, Old State Capitol Springfield 62706 JIM BUENZIJ Jim Ruenzli. IX. a member of last year's state qualifying McHenry high school golf team, has earned a position on the I'niversity of Illinois golf team. Buenzli made the team as a walk-on and is listed as the tenth man. The team will begin competition in the spring. Presently. Buenzli, whose ^mother Clarice resides at 3701 High street, is on the 11, of I. bowling team. He was the all- events champion at a tour­ nament at Indiana university recently, when he averaged l»:i for nine games. RECIPE By Sarah Ann: Homemade goodies make excellent gifts that are inex­ pensive but thoughtful. Pecan Cheese Balls '/i lb. cream cheese 18 ground dates Coarsely chopped pecans Cream cheese until smooth, add dates and mix thoroughly. Set in refrigerator and when cold mold into tiny balls ind roll each ball in the coarsely chopped pecans. Peanut Crisp* I lb salted peanuts 1 T flour 1 c sugar 2 well beaten eggs g Crush peanuts to a medium fineness, add flour. Combine sugar and eggs. Add peanut mixture. Beat well. Drop from teaspoon on greased baking sheet. Bake in an over 350 degrees for 12 minutes. Raisin Clusters 1 8 Oz. pkg. semi-sweet chocolate 1 ' /j c seedless raisins Heat chocolate over hot water until partly melted. Re­ move from heat and stir until entirely melted. Add raisins and stir until completely coat­ ed with chocolate. 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